News headlines and commentary over range of topics including the green agenda, tax credits, second amendment, election integrity, carbon capture, legislation, local substack authors, TPS audit, political campaigns, legislation, prek, St. Isadore, immigration, Oklahoma state school board, homeschool, Apple shareholders meeting
Friday’s program featured Don Spencer discussing the ongoing efforts of OK2A post-Constitutional Carry, highlighting important legislative bills. Mark, Michael’s brother, shared insights about the education system’s issues, while Jenni and Michael discussed Governor Stitt’s contradictory stance on green energy. The episode emphasized the need to engage in Oklahoma politics.
ROPE2.org This week (and last, since I wasn’t able to post last week due to a farm emergency) there are… Continue Reading
Julianne Romanello joined Michael in a thought-provoking discussion about the rapid changes in technology and money usage, especially concerning digital currencies. They emphasized the importance of understanding concepts like stable coins and staying informed about legislation affecting currency. Knowledge is deemed crucial for combating potential negative impacts on American financial systems.
The content discusses various issues in Oklahoma, including criticisms of government actions affecting children, conflicts of interest among lawmakers, and surveillance concerns. It highlights an ATF data access situation, notes financial demands for educational resources, and addresses legislative bills aimed at enhancing accountability in state policies and protecting families.
In Oklahoma, the Speaker of the House is chosen via a secret vote by the Republican caucus, excluding voters from this critical decision. Kyle Hilbert, elected speaker-designate, faces challenges, including competition from Tom Gann. Concerns arise about campaign financing, with Hilbert backed by PACs and lobbyists, while Gann has no contributions.
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Corey DeAngelis, accused of a past as a gay adult film star, urging Christians not to exploit this for political gain. It emphasizes the potential for personal change, critiques the blind faith in ‘experts,’ and encourages recognizing everyday individuals as equally credible sources of knowledge in political discourse.
Sherrie Conley’s new non-profit, Broken Trust, aims to address abuse in public education. The organization provides a platform for reporting abuse in schools and educates parents on their rights and the necessary actions to take. Sherrie highlights the responsibility of everyone to report abuse and shares insights on the repercussions for schools found guilty of abuse.
For her regular Wednesday appearance on ROPE Report Live, our V1SUT Vantage blogger, ‘Mary’, Michael and I talked about yet… Continue Reading
Weekly News Headlines and Commentary – Week of 2.3.25
A list of news headlines for the state of Oklahoma – some with commentary.